Did you notice that the 3 in mount /dev/sda* /mnt would be different for your partition. Open Gparted and see /dev/sda* of your linux partition. For me it is /dev/sda5.
Also show the output of fdisk -l. I doubt that the above commands will work. They need a very little tweak after when you show the output.
You did this one right. Legacy BIOS should not be enabled. People still think that to dual boot kali-linux legacy BIOS should be kept enabled. Even several old guides on internet recommend that but it is wrong. Kali rolling is fully compatible with UEFI.
Recommended to choose-
-Manual
-Automatically partition the free space
-All files in one partition
Finish partitioning and write changes to disk
Anyway you still managed to dual boot it. It doesn't matter now. They are just recommendations.